It's slim pickings when it comes to Greek cuisine in PR, so it was a breath of fresh air when Opa!…read morearrived at the scene not too long ago. It was also nice to know they are actually good. For appetizer my wife and I shored the Keftedes (meatballs). They came over a yogurt sauce and with a side of arugula. We were a bit disappointed. The taste wasn't bad, but the portion was very small for the price. You get three small meatballs. It's definitely not for sharing. But even for one person it feels a bit high. For the main course my wife ordered the Moussaka and I got the Shrimp Kritharoto and a side Greek Salad. We enjoyed both dishes, as well as the Greek Salad. Keep your n mind this is a small restaurant. There's not a lot space, both inside and outside. We went for dinner and it was packed. We were lucky to get a table inside. It felt like being in a Greek sardine can. Not a place for groups. It is worth eating here, though. We'll be returning to try more dishes and ouzo.

Came in for lunch and really enjoyed it! The owner greeted and seated us. We enjoyed it all, though…read moreforgot to take pictures of our entrées. We had the Greek Farmhouse Salad with Chicken and the Souvlaki Chicken Gyro with fries. The Spanikopita egg rolls were a great appetizer and the Baklava with vanilla ice cream was excellent to finish! Hope to be back in the area again and will definitely make a point to go back!

Wonderful service, beautiful low light decor, and the food was very good…read more Part of St. Regis as its fine dining establishment, it is only open for dinner. The prices are very high and the menu is a little short, so I would only go once while you're there. They provide fresh baked complimentary bread and a fried ball of what I think was octopus- both were delicious. We ordered the lobster tails and ossobuco. The lobster tails were standard but the ossobuco melted in your mouth. We ordered two desserts. They dressed one up with the happy birthday chocolate additions, very nice. I'm sure they find a way to do that with whatever dessert you choose (it's not free, which makes sense with this type of restaurant). The coffee bean chocolate truffle was amazing though, highly recommend.

This restaurant is located in the St Regis Bahia Beach Resort and is considered an upscale fine…read moredining destination. We've been to a lot of fine dinning restaurants all over the world and I can say the service was on par with our expectation in a place of this caliber but the food itself was below average. Most of the dishes we ordered were alright, not spectacular or jaw dropping but not bad either. Only exception was the grilled octopus which was overcooked with a large portion completely charred that we had to cut out and ditch. This was the most unexpected for us in a restaurant such as this. Overall I would say this place is ok for a special occasion but if you have other choices maybe pass this over wouldn't make you regret that decision.

We have been here a bunch of times when we lived in Condado. Absolutely the best Mediterranean…read moreFood around. The hummas and Naan are a must and the chicken curry dish is delicious. Always very consistent.

We visited Ali Baba while in San Juan, and overall had a great experience! The hummus was…read moreabsolutely delicious, super creamy and flavorful. And the pita bread was top-notch, probably some of the best we've had. We all loved it! My husband and I shared the lamb shish kebab, but unfortunately, it wasn't our favorite. The meat was a bit tough and not cooked quite the way we like it, which made it hard to chew. That said, the wait staff were incredibly friendly, and the atmosphere was so cute and cozy, making the whole experience still enjoyable. I would definitely come back to try a different dish next time. There's a lot on the menu that looked amazing!

An unexpected stop for lunch during a cruise stop in Old San Juan, PR, the Istanbul Restaurant was…read morea combination of Turkish dishes along with dishes native to Puerto Rico. My brother and I tried dishes from both menus, and found it to be quite good. As we were walking past, a small sign for 'Grandma's Kitchen' caught our eye. My brother had been encouraging me to try Puerto Rico's national dish: Mofongo - mashed fried plantains. Unfortunately, restaurants were just packed with long waits and I wasn't in the mood to wait outside in the sun for a long time. The door next to the sign stated that it was a restaurant called 'Istanbul'. We peaked inside, and was welcomed warmly by a host, who let us know that the restaurant was both Grandma's Kitchen/Istanbul. There was nobody else dining inside, which was weird considering how every other restaurant in the area was packed. The dishes are made to order, so took a bit of time for it to come out one at a time. Mixed Seafood Stuffed Mofongo ($25) - served in a wooden pilon, the tall and narrow neck was stuffed with the mashed plantains, topped with a seafood blend of clams, dense fish pieces, octopus, and squid. The sauce was really well done, not too rich, but buttery enough to accentuate the seafood. I have to believe the seafood was prepared from frozen, but it tasted really good: a definite notch up from the seafood I've been having on the cruise boats. It was the first time having mofongo, and I liked it. This version had fried plantain chips, mixed with the mash of more plantains. I don't think this version had pork skin rinds, and I didn't miss it. It's extremely dense, so ended up eating maybe a third of it while finishing the seafood. It's a solid alternative to rice, though definitely can't eat too much of it. Doner Kebab ($18) - from the Istanbul portion of the menu, this dish was tasty, though the meat was cooked on a flat top grill like a burger patty, instead of on a vertical rotisserie. The lamb/beef patty was loosely formed and well seasoned, with the accompanying tzatziki sauce being a good add-on. Both dishes were cooked very well, the back kitchen has some skills. Service was friendly throughout. Water is not offered, but guessing they will give to you if asked. Payment was provided after the meal, and they do stick on a mandatory 15% gratuity for all party sizes.

I love to use Yelp to find local spots when traveling; however I can't get on board with the high…read morereviews of this spot in old San Juan. The falafels were doughy and undercooked and the chicken kabobs very tough. Service was good, and we were the only ones in the restaurant. It's a little dark but clean.

First of all you have to try this food truck!!! The location was everything! When the owner greets…read moreyou "what can I get for you family?" You know you are going to get a great dish! We ordered the boricua fries and the meat fries! Omg so good! Better than California carne asada fries! The ambiance was great for sitting outside to vape, converse, and gamble. Even had some movies playing! For an outdoor spot it definitely hits the spot! If you are in the Calle Loíza area just go!

As soon as I got in line and started to figure out what to order, locals came up to me and pretty…read moremuch said everything on the menu was good. Everyone had their favorite dish, and I ended up going with the Street Beet Salad with falafel. I loved how all of the ingredients came together and tasted super delicious! This was one of the more creative items on the menu, but there are also a good bit of classic Mediterranean dishes to choose from as well. Overall I don't think you can go wrong with anything here. The locals clearly love this hidden gem and I can 100% see why. I found the price point to be really reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food and the size of the portion. I will say it wasn't even that expensive for mainland food which I really appreciated. The woman taking orders was very kind and easy to talk to. It seems like there are three women in the truck cooking and taking orders, and doing an amazing job! People waiting in line are also friendly and happy to rave about this place. I will 100% need to come back before this trip ends

Cute food truck in Cruz Bay. Great for fresh salads and Mediterranean fare. Double check the hours…read morebut if it's open, make sure you go!

The food was excellent, and the staff was very attentive. This is a small family-owned restaurant…read morewith authentic Turkish food and lovely decorations, including many beautiful lamps.

Sultan Abi has a special place in my heart…read more I can't recommend this place more than enough! The food is amazing, the staff is amazing and the chairs are soo comfy! I always order the same because is just so so so good that I don't want to change‍ The seasonings are just perfect, the Hummus is the best Hummus you will have in ANY restaurant. Lately I've been ordering To-Go because of the baby, but they have NEVER given me an incorrect order. The Shredded lamb is on the things that sells fast VERY quickly so I highly recommend ordering it. The plate I ordered is the Turkish Delight where you have the best of everything. You get the shredded lamb, chicken and flank steak with any complement you like! If you are in the area please do visit because it is literally Turkey in Puerto Rico!

I ate there fri 8-1-25. I ordered the Lamb gyro with fries, yogurt sauce, and the eggplant dish…read morewith bread. It was all amazing! I had to take it to go, because I couldn't finish my all grub! All the vibes were Greek, and I loved it. The service couldn't have been any better. My server had the BEST attitude and customer service. I felt like she did everything 'con amor'! Thank you, miss. Your smile and great energy was the cherry on top! I wish I could've eaten more, and stayed longer, but San Juan was waiting. Haha. Thank you Opa for such a great experience. I will 100% return. Opa!!

This was my first visit to OPA and it was a good experience. Our party of two seated right away…read more The service was great. The star was the Saganaki appetizer; it tasted great. I ordered a lamb gyro and it was okay; I do not prefer the shredded lamb they used, but it tasted fine and the pita was good.

Does NOT honor reservations. We reserved a table, and then watched another group of young men step…read moreinto the store and sit down at the table we had been promised. The hostess refused to kick them out. I overheard the group behind us who had made a reservation also be denied. After finally being seated, it took over an hour to get our food. The poulet was very good, but the bread we ordered was smeared with a red sauce where it been cut with an obviously dirty knife. At the end of the night, they gave us a free piece of cake on the house, which is the only reason why this review isn't one star. Also, our waitress was really nice and friendly, which raised the mood of the evening considerably. Other than that, though, I'm afraid I can't recommend this restaurant.

Vianca made me a fan for life…read more We arrived really late after our flight and were scrambling to find somewhere to eat. St. Germain Bistro Bar happened to be right across from our Airbnb, and honestly it felt like we got lucky. Even though it was late, they seated us right away and helped us pull together two small tables so our family could sit comfortably. My kids were starving, so that alone was a huge relief. The portions for the kids' pasta and chicken nuggets were a little smaller than expected, but the flavor and quality were excellent. You could tell the food was made with care. I ordered the onion soup and the fried cheese with guava dip and wow. Absolutely delicious. The guava dip especially was incredible. I also had a mojito that was perfectly made. But what really made the night unforgettable was the kindness of the staff. My son had forgotten his inhaler and was having a hard time adjusting to the humidity. He was coughing a lot and clearly uncomfortable. Vianca noticed right away and went out of her way to help. She brought over honey and encouraged him to take a little shot with ginger and honey, then brought hot tea as well. She even suggested things like putting socks on him and using Vicks when we got back. When I mentioned that my kids are half Puerto Rican and their abuela already swears by those remedies, she just lit up and said, "Well you're home then, you already know what to do." That moment really stuck with me. The warmth, the care for kids, the genuine hospitality. It's exactly the kind of Puerto Rican kindness people talk about. The kitchen is small, so service can be a little slower, but it's absolutely worth the wait. The food is great, the drinks are great, and the people make the place special. If you're nearby, definitely stop in. Places like this are why people fall in love with Puerto Rico.

Closed?? We have visited Ponce 4 times since 2020, each time going to this restaurant and loving…read moreit! The food and ambiance was some of the best we found in Ponce. This time we went by and were dismayed that it looked to be closed for at least several months. It's April, and they still had happy holidays written on the window. Vegetation was growing in the drive way... so we guessed it's been at least 4 months since it's been open. We really hope they are just renovating and will be open next time we come.

It's ok! Nice view…read moreand good drinks. Recommend for cocktails, wine and maybe a few appetizers!